After being bombarded with a massive dose of gamma radiation while saving a young man's life during the testing of an experimental bomb, Dr. Robert Bruce Banner was transformed into the Incredible Hulk: a green behemoth who is the living personification of rage and pure physical strength. He has currently taken on a new persona: Doc Green.

no, hulks is walking nexues and he has soem magic energy within him , he has always been able to see astral ghosts and touch them

Uh huh.

Please refer to my earlier statements about not liking all powerful characters. Even Superman is vulnerable to psychic and magical attacks. If you liked WWH, good for you. My preferences are certainly not global standards. But everything about the story rubbed me the wrong way, and trying to convince me that it wasn't inconsistent with the Hulk's character doesn't make me like the story more; it makes me like the Hulk less.

Chaos War Abomination could probably kill most Hulks before they're anywhere near his strength level by snapping his neck or tearing off his head. He was man handling the entire Hulk family with absolute ease, imagine what would happen if he could just focus on Banner?

I have to agree with throwing him into the sun. Even if the Hulk can breath in space and regenerate.... He wont regenerate fast enough while hes getting pulled to the core of the sun so he would disintegrate and even if his regeneration was still fast enough he would eventually tire out (Hulk Form) and go back to normal form and die. As we've seen he cannot stay in {Hulk form) forever and when he comes out of it (after long periods) hes completely exhausted.

He's an atomic-powered, genetically indestructible man. Nothing can kill him. The atomic-molecular strength of his DNA grows in proportion to stress. DNA in the machine that make all the different types of protein belonging to different types of multicellular organ systems.

The one thing always remains when Hulk is hurt is his DNA and all other things, DNA's protein products, can be regenerated from that. Because Hulk's DNA is indestructible, his healing factor does not rely on how fast it can makes copies of itself, or how fast it generates proteins. Now matter how fast, DNA replication and protein production is not an instant process but Hulk's regeneration does not rely solely on that speed because his DNA will always remains due to being simultaneously built up strength in proportion to stress.

While other superheroes can brag of their super-powered genes, Hulk is the only built to survive anything. Wolverine is similar to the Hulk, except he does get stronger and the energy needed to maintain his DNA, continuously feeding it mass thus keeping it from falling apart, is limited unlike the Hulk who depends on the limitless atomic energy of the entire universe. Hulk says he's "the strongest there is" for a reason. He's the ultimate genetic juice-head so of course his powers are also a big problem for him and a problem that he can't get rid of.

And Hulk has withstood the equivalent of core solar temperatures and beyond so throwing him into the sun would not even phase him.

Hulk does not tire as long as he is under the stimulus of great stress. Banner transforms into Hulk in midst of such situations in order to survive.

I have to agree with throwing him into the sun. Even if the Hulk can breath in space and regenerate.... He wont regenerate fast enough while hes getting pulled to the core of the sun so he would disintegrate and even if his regeneration was still fast enough he would eventually tire out (Hulk Form) and go back to normal form and die. As we've seen he cannot stay in {Hulk form) forever and when he comes out of it (after long periods) hes completely exhausted.

He must not turn back. There are enough Hulk versions which can remain indefinitely in Hulk form.

Even when he will complete his mind remains destroyed. Once this has gathered enough energy it can withstand a body make (in the sun should go pretty fast).

Gladiator's heat vision is hotter than the core of the sun. Hulk could still fend him with his hands. Once he has fully adapted to the heat of the sun is no longer a problem.

I just sign in to reply. First of all http://www.universomarvel.com.aq/?destino=hulk check this page,is in spanish but i think you can get a translation. You will see how powerfull the Hulk really is even before WWH. In the other hand,Hulk is unkillable even if you get to his brain,as the Maestro said,he will allways come back. His strength goes beyond physics,everything is on that page,suported by comics obviusly,if you dont get to translate the page at least see the images.

each of his deaths has been fodder but there are plenty of cosmic beings and such who can end his life with a thought add to that list pretty much anyone with murderous intent its up to your imagination I guess

I think those have been regulated to What If?s or alternate realities. In an older What If? where the Hulk went truly berserk and killed Iron Man Thor ended up snaping the Hulk's neck because Thor saw the Hulk was beyond reason and Thor had lost his hammer and was under the 60 second limitation at the time. The other occasion was during "The Reigning" storyline. Thor was deprived of most of the Odinpower at the time, but still had some left. He ended up killiing the Hulk by shoving a tree trunk through his chest having a prolonged battle against Hulk and Ben Grimm. This storyline was later removed to an alternate reality thanks to time travel.

@castleking: this is incorrect. cable and storm did not kill the hulk. in that comic, hulk was being controlled by onslaught. cable was going on and out of the hulks mind trying to free him of the control , tring to find secrets and possibly help bridge the connection between bruce and hulk. at a point in the comic, storm and cable simultaneously attack hulk basically the psionic attack to his mind and storms lightning. hulk falls to the ground and isnt moving. storm asks is he dead. they got him to his feet after cable goes in his head again to break the mind control. storm shocks him again. he never was "dead" in the comic

.....a number of characters could kill the Hulk but he wouldn't stay dead for long. Even the Maestro Hulk reformed himself eventually after being disintegrated.....but I am sure the likes of Thanos and Galactus could kill the Hulk, at least temporarily if not longer.

In Avengers Annual 13 Wasp of all people apparently killed Hulk with a sting that caused a reaction in him that turned Hulk into coal. In actuality no one can kill Hulk, he is the ultimate who's power grows with his level of anger and his strength & power can be dialed up to outmatch anybody period!

@thecowman hahaha yeah he always can magically keep getting angrier. next thing hulk will be his maddest ever and be sooo strong that they'll have to make hulk have rabies to surpass his last angriest moment.

Archangel Michael -would hit him once and send him spiraling into the Lake of Fire

Medieval Dragon - Canonically 'invincible', per the text of a medieval bestiary, which carries as much or more weight than any Marvel writer's description of a superhero's abilities, powers or limitations

Atlas - Strength incarnate. Holds up the heavens. Many other divine powers.

Lancelot - Canonically invincible in combat.

The Kraken - Would rise up from the sea and drag him down into eternal darkness

...Essentially, any canonically invincible being, hero, god or legend from myth, folklore or religious texts. As long as the ancient author describes the being as 'invincible', then it will either defeat the Hulk or fight him to a draw.

This not only gives equal or higher merit to ancient writers, but also gives props to the very way ancients perceived supernatural abilities. Their minds were shaped to see more powerful abilities, higher levels of divinity and immortality, IMHO. Thus, Marvel writers are likely incapable of conceiving a being that can defeat an ancient god or hero. They just don't know how to create one as powerful. No matter how much people in Norway learned about music, no matter how much theory they absorbed, no matter how many styles they were familiar with, they probably would not have developed Delta Blues. It would not have come from their spirit or soul. Same here: No matter how hard the Marvel writers attempt to create a super being, they just can't do it like Old Testament writers or singers of Icelandic sagas, Arthurian legends and similar fare. Just my crazy opinion.